Coaches Dinner Highlights Hinkle Talk At Downtown Club
Coaches Club members and guests enjoyed a December dinner at Linder's with Butler veteran Paul B. Hinkle delivering a history lesson on basketball rules. Ick Osborne thanked the speaker as several area coaches and school figures attended, with notes on local teams and a lighthearted dog incident nearby.
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Hinkle
Linder's
Charley
Eckman
Fort Wayne+Zollners
Paul B
Tony) Hinkle
Butler University
Hink
Ick Osborne
Anderson High School
Mike Sokol
Jim Metchell
Lyman J
Zip) McClintock
AHS
Bob Macholtz
Anderson College
Major League Attorney Had Made Proposal
The Justice Department rejected a proposal by 16 major league clubs to file a test civil anti trust suit over broadcasting rules for baseball. The move aimed to set ground rules for TV and radio rights but was vetoed by Assistant Attorney General Stanley N. Barnes. The article covers the clash between owners seeking tighter controls and a free broadcast landscape, with notes on recent college basketball rankings and other sports items.
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Gwen Gibson
United Press
Washington
Justice Department
Asst. Atty
Stanley N. Barnes
Barnes
Utier
Anderson
Robert
Bob) Utter
Indiana Reformatory
Indiana Athletic Command
Utter
State OF Indiana
Judge May Oust Suit On Olson Herb Score Is Rookie Of Year
The article notes Herb Score being named American League rookie of the year for 1955 by a 24-member baseball writers committee. It recalls Birdie Tebbetts meeting Score in 1952, Score’s early career with Cleveland and Indianapolis, his 1954 22–5 record, 330 strikeouts, and 1955 figures of 16–10 with a 2.85 ERA. It also mentions Billy Klaus and Norm Zauchin receiving votes.
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Herb Score
Indianapolis Indians
Cleveland Indians
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Joe Reichaler
New York
Birdie Tebbetts
Indians
Iit
Birdie
Score
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Baseball Writers
T Iua
Billy Klaus
Boston ‘Red Sox
Klaus
Norm Zauchin
Major Players Group Rejects Owners Proposals in Baseball Talks
In San Francisco on Wednesday Judge Levis Goodman weighed a defense request to dismiss a $500,000 breach suit by Herbert Campos as players denounced owners rejection of two salary and revenue proposals. Bob Feller and Robin Roberts led a meeting with Commissioner Ford Frick as talks continue, with owners to meet again February 4. The group seeks a $1,200 rise to a $6,000 minimum and greater consultation on negotiations.
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SAN Francisco 7
Levis E. Goodman
Herbert Campos
Joe Reichler
Lson
Cham Ihe Stone
Pion
Sid Flaherty
Olson
Goodman
Wieir
J. Norman Lewis
Ford Frick
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Feller
Robin Roberts
Thej
Philadelphia Phillies
Lewis
Frick
Sacred Heart Narrow Victory Over St. Mary's Gaels 57 55
Sacred Heart edged St. Marys Gaels 57 to 55 after a hard three hour drive from Anderson. Eckstein led Sacred Heart with nine free throws and 11 points, Harrington added 11 as St. Marys fought back but fell short in Wigwam. Carthage game planned for Saturday night.
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St. Mary's Gaels
Sacred Heart
Anderson Uo
Indianapolis
Mike Sokol
Blues and Gold Forces
Dave Eckstein
Harrington
Eckstein
St. Mary's
Carthage
Albertson
Osschle
Hoeteth
Field
Roberts
Engleking
Davis
Speth
Don. Eckstein
Armington
Hartington
Lanene
Meier
Eeeseeenereeeree
Mary's Voces
Refara
Tofil
Rutgers seeks coach who will follow university policy
Rutgers University in New Brunswick seeks a football coach to replace Harvey Harman. An advisory committee of former players announced the policy will be set by the university, not by the coach, after meeting with President Dr. Lewis Webster Jones. About 50 applications were received for the position.
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New Brunswick
N.J
Rutgers University
Harvey Harman
Lewis Webster Jones
Rutgers
Harman
Jones
Olson Is Out For A Month After Robinson KO
Chicago based boxing action shows Bobo Olson suspended for 30 days by the Tindis Athletic Commission following a second round knockout by Sugar Ray Robinson for the middleweight title. The era seeks routine bans post tragedy amid NAWA rules while noting past cases like Sam Baroudi. In other sports, Middletown High defeated Morton Memorial 79 to 54 as Knightstown fell short, and Penny Lucas had a 289 game at Gossett's New York Riviera alleys with a 630 three game series.
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Chicago
Bobo Olson
Tindis Athletic Commission
Sugar Ray Robinson
National Boxing Assn
Sam Baroudi
Chicago Stadium
Ezzard Charles
Olason
Penny Lucas
Gossett
New York Riviera
Hunters Return With Live Buck From Water Pit
In Midland Pennsylvania two hunters Jessie Backus and Cecil Coble spent three days in the woods with no deer. They found a small buck trapped in a water pit at their steel plant, struggled to free him, and delivered the water-soaked animal to a game warden who returned it to the woods.
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Midland
Pennsylvania
Jessie Backus
Cecil Coble
Michigan Scribe Goes To Pasadena
Publicity director Fred Stabley of Michigan State announced the January 2 game against UCLA in Pasadena. The team travels by chartered plane, stays at the Sheraton Huntington Hotel, and Duffy Daugherty with players will be introduced to Tournament of Roses and PCC dignitaries. First Rose Bowl practice is Saturday at Los Angeles Junior College, with Friday arrival for observers.
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Pasadena
Calif
Fred Stabley
Michigan State
UCLA
Duffy Daugherty
Sheraton-Huntington
Tournament of Roses
Los Angeles Junior College
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Tennessee
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Purdue
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National Baseball Congress
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Middletown
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Knightstown
Morton Memorial High School
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Jack) Mallenkopf
Stuart K. Holcomb
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